Documentation Vim ICCF children's project supporters: Documentation The most useful software is sometimes rendered useless by poor or altogether missing documentation. Vim refuses to succumb to death by underdocumentation. With a book to extensive help files to a tips collection, all audiences should be pleased. Help Files Vim's online documentation system, accessible via the:help command, is an extensive cross-referenced and hyperlinked reference.
It's kept up-to-date with the software and can answer almost any question about Vim's functionality. An up-to-date version of the help, with hyperlinks, can be found on. This is maintained by Carlo Teubner.
The project has links to various types of Vim documentation. The online, hyperlinked copy of the documentation is currently outdated. For translations of the help files see the. The Books Steve Oualline wrote the first book completely dedicated to Vim. It's written for Vim 5.7, but it is still a useful introduction to any modern version of Vim. The book is also available (converted from a HTML version that is no longer available). Steve released 'Wicked Cool Vim' in 2014, which is en ebook available.
He also has a free tutorial and reference. There are four more books about Vim. More information on. If you buy a copy through here this helps us help the.
And now, for something completely different: Vim books in Japanese! And There is also a wiki book:. You can download it as PDF or read it online.
And you can edit it. Or get the on-demand printed version.
Learning Vim playfully Especially useful for absolute beginners who fear being bored by learning the basic commands:. Starts with teaching you h, j, k and l movement commands and practice them in an adventure style interactive play.
Less playfull, but a bit faster to go through is the Vim tutor. See:help tutor inside Vim. The FAQ A manual is great for reference, but voluminous reference materials aren't always the easiest way to locate answers to your questions.
We've compiled a list of frequently asked questions, along with good answers. You can find the FAQ. It comes from this Tips Finding an answer is even harder if you don't know that you have a question. The contains a seemingly endless supply of hints on making your vim use a more pleasant experience. The tips collection is also a great way to find quick hacks to perform common tasks. You can also watch videos. You can find them with.
Screen casts Workshops in the form of videos. Created between January 2010 and May 2011. Other Documentation There are plenty of other sources of Vim documentation. We've got a of them, but is another great way to find obscure documentation. If you have questions or remarks about this site, visit the pages.
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